New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-03
UPROAR IN PARLIAMENT.

Mr. DILLON sTIRS UP THE GOVERNMENTS RETAIN
ERs AND is HIMSELF SUPPRESSED.
LONDON. Aug q In the House OF Commons this
evening, Mr.. Dillon complained Of statement that
appeared I'm a provincial paper which he suspected
was supplied by Conservative member, charging him
in a recent debate With laughing in approval OF the
stoning Of daughter Of the agent OF Lord Sligo during
school procession in Belfast Mr.. Dillon said he made
IL rule not notice newspaper assertions but this
offensive and disgusting passage was too much Tor him
conservative cries OF II is true"l
Mr. Don-who says 1t Is true 1t is absolutely false
Mr. Halsey-I say It Is true. I distinctly remember
the occurrence.
Mr. Maclean Of Oldham-I heard 1t too.
Mr. webster-So did /.
Mr. Prce-And also.
Mr. Dlon-I say 1t is false against the fonr OF you
rCries of Order" and Home Rule cheers IL s part OF
system of infamous and atrocious fasehood by which
an attempt being made to hunt the Irish members out
of public life. Home Rule cheers.
The Speaker-Orderl You must not make such charges
against members.
Mr. Dlon-I have to suppose that the offensive
massage was supplied by member No more atrocious
an accusation could be made yet other members shout
that II is true. Irish members to have any protec
ton here have heard the Speaker call members to
order for language which beside this sinks into insign
cance.
The Speaker the judge OF order here. The men,
bers who said that the accusation true put their own
version upon what passed during the debate referred TO-
Mr. Mac,ean. amid an uproar maintained that when
assault upon the girl was mentioned laughter was
heard among the Parnelltes and that Conservative
members Indignantly cried: shamcl" The fact would
be found mentioned In the House reports He would
acquit Mr. Dillon OF sharing In the laughter II he repu
dated such conduct ,-.., r..k
Mr. Dillon-You misrepresent what occurred. ! ASK
justice at the Speakers hands The accnsaon ought 20
be withdrawn charges OF this character are % aoTee c
hurled against there Will be an END " All pubic
decency and order in Parliament: 49,,
they heard was meant to be interpreted in offensive
sense II Mr. Dillon repudiates the statement, the
Mr. Dillon insisted that this was insufficient. he
demanded the protection OF the Chair In the Withdrawal
OF charges or that the Speaker require the members
The sPeaker-zorder, 1have settled the incident:
Mr. Dillon Then these measures OF Justice are ior one
set OF members and tnere is no justice for another SET
Home Rule checrsl .
Debate on the Land Dill was then resuinea'
MACKENZIE FIRST AT THE CHESS CONTEST
FRANKFORT, Aug. 2.-The international chess tourna
ment has been concluded Captain Mackenzie. of New
York won the frat prze Blackburn and Weiss divided
the second and third prizes and Bardeleben took the
fourth prize
GAMBLING FRANCHISE FOR SALE.
PANAMA. Aug 2--The gambling monopoly for Aspin-
wall-Coon is up for sale. The upset price Is $4,000
per anuum will thus be that Colon now-like
Panama. Homburg on small scale, and gamblers arc
privileged characters.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS IN THE EAST
BoMnAY Aug. 2-The Car recently sounded the
Ameer Of Bokhara whether his subjects would as
sist Russia In the event OF Tho Ameer replied that
his subiects we're Mosems woud rebel IL he assisted
Russia
A proclamation Of the Gar has been posted on the
gates of samarkand promising that Russia will not inter
fere with the Turkomans Uzbeks provided Russian
troops are allowed free passage through the country
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON
LONDON. Aug 2, 1887.
suBsmY-The Government has decided to subsidize
the Canadian Pacific for the transportation OF the
British trans Pacific mails
SEARCHED FOR DYSAMrrE.-specal detectives made n
strict search Of al the baggage 70 the
rival at Queenstown last evening from New-fork.
CHOLERA IN MArTA-Advces from Malta say that
there have fatal OF cholera there ana tnat
foul bills Of health are being issued 70 vessels departing
from the island.
BANQUET TO NJ p wnDER-The Sewage Glnb ,gS, gave q
farewell banquet to Msr:Ss and
number of Americans were present
COLLINS AND O'BRIEN HoNoRED.
DUBLIN. Aug. 2The Lord Mayor to-day presented the
freedom Of the city Of Dublin Patrick A. Colus oi
Boston las representative of millions OF Irish people
banshed from their native land by landordism and op
The OF the city also conferred upon William
OBrien, Editor OF United Ireland
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, Aug. EARLY this evening IRE broke ou
in the rear Of Psquetts grocery store, on st
Hypolite-st The buildings on both sides OF st
Dominique, from Napoleon to st Jean Bap
tho ~s.s side Gi 81 h'RotS ssa
destroyed and about fifty families were made ~
Paauetts place was insured for $500. Most OF ue
other places not insured. The loss estimsco ~
| 100000.
THE BLAME FOR THE ST. THOMAS WRECK
sr THOAAs. Ont, Aug 2.-The eoroners jury IN tn'
case Of persons who lost their lives BY the recent
way accident to-day returned verdict placing the eiam,
for the disaster Henry Donnelly the cneinser sne
Richard spcttiGus. the conductor OF the ated usin
Who they cay guilty Of criminal negligence ans
cnargng the officials the Grand Trunk Railway VIII
careessness allowing Donpely tc have charge OF Al
snrine while he was In condition which rendered hin
unt for duty and permitting the train to depar
without the air brakes being examined
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.
ROME, Aug 2--Dr. Flood, Of the Order of Preachers
has been appointed CoaoJusof " 'ne no@n Satnoi'e
| Bishop Of Trinidad
PARIs Aug PA dispatch from Corsica says that the
fooWers of Leandre the Bonaparst who were charged
with rsbellipg against the authortes have been 20
Quilted